The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-05-19

to have full liberty Of speech, everywhere
In the Dominion. He will visit and speak
ct Toronto.
The Pennsylvanis high license bill which
by the signature of Gov. Beaver has become
law, provides Q 500 license for cities of
1000 population and over, $500 for smaller
cities, e3OJ for borough and 500 for town.
ship hotels.
It IL reported from Rome that Archbishop
Corrigan Of New York has been notified to
warn DR.. McGlynn that II he does rot
present himself before the Supreme
~ days, he will be formally excommu-
nicated.
James W. Hyatt, Of Connecticut an ex-
perienced book examiner has received the
appointment Of Treasurer Of the United
States, - the successor OF Mr.. Jordan. This
IL the second time Connecticut has held this
position, Treasurer Gilfillan appointed by
President Garfield, having been from that
state.
Information has been received at San
Francisco, California that J. r. Fruichter,
an American citizen who left there last
October to visit France, was seized on his
arrival there, imprisoned, denied counsel,
and forced to serve in the French army.
He IL now in the tho regiment of the line In
the garrison Of Calcers
A complimentary breakfast was rendered
to Queen Kaplolani by Mayor O'Brien at
the Parker house Boston, Mass, Monday.
The room was handsomely decorated with
| flowers and bunting. Gov. and Mrs. Ames,
Mayor aud Mrs. O'Brien, cx-MayOr Prince
and Oliver Wendell Holmes were present
Speeches were made on behalf OF the guests,
| which were responded to by Gen. Auskea on
behalf Of the queen.
A New York dispatch Of the 18th says:
The fact has just been made public that
Mrs. U. =. Grant has been suffering from
malignant diptheria for some days and
was near deaths door until today, when
she was pronounced out Of danger and on
the road to recovery. She took cold while
out riding week ago last Thursday and
was taken alarmingly III on the following
day.
| Before leaving Washington Mime. Patti
was asked II she had met Mrs. Cleveland,
her in the box on the night of the opera.
How charming she lie. She has sent me her
picture with her autograph, and have sent
her mine in return. | shall treasure it
highly, for an artist is hut human you
know, and when get home shall show it
Il
/ the President of this great country. / do
lot wonder that the people almost worship
her."
The monument Of Gen. Garfield provided
by his comrades Of the Army Of the Cum
berland was unveiled at Washington on the
18th. The statue, which Is bronze, IL the
design OF the sculptor, J. @. A. Ward, who
also designed tho equestrian statute OF Gen.
Thomas In Washington. It is ten feet six
/ inches in height and represents Garfield
facing tho west in the act Of delivering an
address with his right hand resting on a
column and . manuscript held in his left.
Recumbent ideal figures at each corner OF
the triangular pedestal represent the stu
dent, the warrior and the statesman, typify-
ing the three epochs in Gen. Gariield's ca
reer. Bronze tablets above the figures bear
| globe, trumpet and sword and q laurel
wreath enclosing the scales Of justice. The
inscriptions upon the shaft are placed upon
the three sides. The monument cost So,
74S. The Society presented the monument
to the United States, President Cleveland
accepting it In behalf Of the people.